Salaries still vary

 

  "However, later R. Karavaitienė admitted that for qualified work in Germany or Scandinavian countries you can get even two or three times higher salary than in Lithuania.

 

     "You just have to remember that the standard of living in those countries is also different. In Norway, the salary may be higher, but the cost of living is also higher, so people think carefully about whether it is really worth going there," she observed.

 

     D. Lapėnienė even clarified the salary range - the amount of salary abroad ranges from 1.4 to 3 thousand euros and more after tax.

 

     Seasonal job offers for vegetable, fruit and berry farm workers, cooks, waiters, party chefs in the Netherlands have been published on the EURES Lietuva website. Monthly gross salary - 1.9-2.5 thousand euros. In addition to working in hotels in the Netherlands, there is also the possibility of farm work this season. Fruit (pears), berry (cherries), vegetable (cabbage, celery, etc.) farms are looking for workers, who are offered an hourly wage of 12-14 euros. We are also looking for strawberry and raspberry farm workers in Finland. In Norway, we are looking for production workers in a crab factory, and we also want cooks. In restaurants located in attractive places, on the Norwegian islands, the hourly wage is from 18 euros before taxes. In Germany, jobs are offered to hotel, cafe workers and cleaners. Hourly gross remuneration for all positions is from 12 euros per hour."

 

And now, children, let's ask Uncles entrepreneurs, why, with Western prices in Lithuania, we don't want to work in Lithuania?